Archive for December 4th, 2015
Archive for December 4th, 2015
04Dec
Helping Children Cope with Terrorism
All of us at PSI have been distressed and saddened by the on-going national and world events involving terrorism and other mass killings. Our partner schools often come to us for advice on properly communicating with students about these tragic events.
25Nov
PSI hosted a free webinar on “Mindfulness in the School Setting”
Our own Karen Heichel, MA presented a free webinar entitled “Practicing Mindfulness in your School”. This is a new and very exciting topic.
24Nov
Legislation Update: Asthma Inhalers House Bill 39
Stock Asthma Inhalers for Schools House Bill 39 goes into effect Feb 1st. A few key features of the law are noted here on the PSI site for your information.
24Nov
New Brief from NCSSLE on School-Based Physical Fitness
The National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments (NCSSLE) just released a new brief outlining the growing body of evidence related to the value of school-based physical fitness.
06Nov
A Neurodevelopmental Approach to Autism: with Temple Grandin, Ph.D.
PSI is pleased to share this resource with you for your own use, to share with your colleagues, or to share with the families of the students with whom you work
05Nov
PSI’s Dr. Colleen Lorber will be presenting at the Annual Buckeye Charter School Board Conference
Dr. Colleen Lorber, PSI’s Executive Director, will be presenting this Oct. 23 at the Annual Buckeye Charter School Boards Conference. On the program is also Ron Packard, Founder and CEO of Pansophic Learning. Dr Lorber will address the dos and don’ts of special education as it pertains to Charter School operations. Special Education management is a critical […]
26Oct
Kahoot it!!!!
The following is an article written by Dorinda Contreras describing the use of fun teaching tool that can be applied to many of the PSI discipline areas… How do I Kahoot it? My Glory! What is a Kahoot? How can I use it in my classroom? Will it be so complicated I will just say, […]
16Oct
SEVEN TIPS TO TAME TEMPER TANTRUMS!
Pasta discipline. This technique starts with a large jar and a few boxes of macaroni—small elbow macaroni works best. When students are all working together well or independently on a task, grab a handful of macaroni and dump it into the jar as a reward. When the jar is full, the students have earned […]
15Oct
Two PSI employees will be presenting at the Ohio Catholic Education Association Annual Meeting
PSI’s Karen Heichel and Karen McKelvey will be presenting at the Ohio Catholic Education Association (OCEA) annual state conference on November 13, 2015.
14Oct
Focus on Commitment: Rick Dillman
For the past 23 years Rick Dillman has been the Director of Pupil Services for the Bedford School District. It has been a long journey in education that began 47 years ago, 1968 to be precise, when he began his career. Having graduated Union College of Barberville, Kentucky with a degree in History and a […]
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